TLDR
- Ripple is planning to launch a $1 billion XRP treasury through a special purpose acquisition company.
- The digital asset treasury will include newly purchased XRP and a portion of Ripple’s current reserves.
- Ripple currently holds over 4.5 billion XRP and manages an additional 37 billion in on-ledger escrow.
- The company recently acquired GTreasury for $1 billion to strengthen its digital asset management tools.
- Ripple aims to expand the use of XRP in corporate treasuries and boost institutional adoption.
Ripple is preparing a $1 billion XRP treasury initiative through a special purpose acquisition company, Bloomberg reported on Friday. The proposed digital asset treasury (DAT) would include newly purchased XRP and a portion of Ripple’s existing reserves. The final structure and terms of the deal are still under negotiation, according to anonymous sources cited by Bloomberg.
Ripple Seeks to Strengthen Its XRP Position
Ripple aims to purchase 427 million XRP tokens to expand its reserves, which already exceed 4.5 billion XRP. Bloomberg reports that Ripple will use the DAT structure to hold both new and existing XRP. The move follows Ripple’s broader strategy to solidify XRP’s role in corporate treasury systems.
The total circulating XRP supply exceeds 59 billion, with Ripple controlling a substantial portion of it. Furthermore, Ripple manages 37 billion XRP in on-ledger escrow, releasing portions each month. Some of that amount is sold, while the remainder is returned to escrow for future use.
Ripple continues to build infrastructure around XRP to expand utility and secure long-term growth in digital asset markets. The company has not confirmed the exact fundraising mechanism but continues discussions with potential partners. “Terms could still change before the deal is finalized,” Bloomberg reported, citing unnamed individuals familiar with the matter.
GTreasury Acquisition Expands Ripple’s Treasury Capabilities
Ripple acquired GTreasury for $1 billion on Thursday as part of its corporate expansion efforts. The acquisition allows Ripple to manage digital assets, including XRP, within institutional treasury systems. GTreasury’s tools will help Ripple support clients using stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and yield-generating digital assets.
With this deal, Ripple enhances its operational capacity to meet the needs of enterprise treasuries. GTreasury’s software and expertise integrate with Ripple’s infrastructure, aligning with the upcoming XRP-focused treasury strategy. This marks Ripple’s most significant acquisition to date in its roadmap for treasury growth.
Ripple continues positioning XRP as a preferred asset for corporate reserves, emphasizing real-world use cases and yield opportunities. The company is actively working to make XRP more competitive against Bitcoin and Ether. Ripple’s treasury expansion reflects this long-term strategic direction.
Ripple’s treasury initiative aligns with rising institutional interest in XRP among global companies. Trident Digital Tech Holdings plans to create a $500 million XRP treasury reserve. The Singapore-based Web3 firm intends to hold XRP as a core digital asset.
Chinese artificial intelligence company Webus will allocate $300 million to build an XRP-centered treasury reserve. Meanwhile, VivoPower aims to secure $100 million worth of XRP for long-term digital asset holdings. These moves reflect Ripple’s growing influence across institutional markets.